Three Personal Finance Books That Can Change How You Think About Money If you’ve ever searched for money advice, chances are you’ve heard of The Total Money Makeover , All Your Worth , or Rich Dad Poor Dad . These books are often mentioned together—but they’re actually very different in how they approach money, work, and financial freedom. Each one speaks to a different stage of the financial journey. Whether you’re drowning in debt, trying to balance everyday expenses, or dr

Dec. 8, 2024 By Rachel Kramer Bussel, NYT In my 20s, while attending law school at New York University by day and concerts by night, I...

"When asked if she has any regrets she said "I wish I filed for bankruptcy sooner. I was too worried about what people would say". Four...

Debt relief or settlement companies are companies that say they can renegotiate, settle, or in some way change the terms of a person's...

CFPB and Seven State Attorneys General Sue Debt-Relief Enterprise, Strategic Financial Solutions, for Illegally Swindling More Than $100...

TikTok trend called 'Girl Math' is the same math we all use to justify overspending As most trends it started likely as fun; it went...

Once you hit this credit score, ‘there’s no benefit to scoring higher,’ says expert: ‘It’s just bragging rights’ While having a perfect...

IRS warned people who make over $600 from side hustles should declare earnings to avoid audits. Workers who get paid via apps including...

The CFPB Sued Freedom Debt Relief For Misleading Consumers About Its Debt-Settlement Services in 2017. In 2019 The Consumer Financial...

The next time someone tries to friend you on Facebook or follow you on Instagram, it could be a debt collector. New rules approved by the...

Bankruptcy Might Soon Eliminate Most Student Loans! August 3, 2021 NACBA Applauds Bipartisan Bill Restoring Student Loan Discharge in ...

These lists apply to both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. The more you know about our finances the easier your case will be! Know...

IRS Tax Tip 2021-52, April 19, 2021 The IRS mails letters or notices to taxpayers for a variety of reasons including if: They have a...

Liz Weston The mystery isn’t why so many people file for bankruptcy each year. It’s why more people don’t. Each year, only a fraction of...

Being able to pay for housing — along with the rest of one’s everyday expenses — is a challenge for many Americans. And increasingly,...

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We have known for a while that that debt and worry take up a lot of mental resources, but it is good to see it proven again and again. ...

Waiting periods: Bankruptcy and foreclosure don't end your mortgage chances The Great Recession took its toll on many households --...

Most people who are considering bankruptcy feel embarrassed, but one way to think about it differently is to consider the businesses who...

There are many reasons why Bankruptcy is usually the best way to handle out of control debts, especially when compared to debt settlement.